Improved high protection sunscreen composition
A technology of composition and sunscreen, applied in skin care preparations, medical preparations containing active ingredients, cosmetics, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the protective effect of the composition and easily losing the anti-ultraviolet effect
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[0067] Example 1 - Sunscreen composition and its preparation
[0068] Sunscreen compositions were prepared according to the tables for compositions A and B shown below.
[0069] Table 1: Sunscreen Composition A (reduced amount of film former)
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[0072] Table 2: Sunscreen Composition A (reduced amount of film former)
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[0075] The compositions were prepared by adding the listed ingredients in the order listed under agitation using a Silverson L4RT high shear mixer. Stirring time between addition of ingredients can vary from 1-25 min. No heating of the solution was performed. The temperature of the mixture is always between 20°C and 40°C.
Embodiment 2
[0076] Example 2 - Water resistance of sunscreen compositions
[0077] The effect of a reduced amount of film-forming polymer on the water resistance of the compositions of the invention was measured in vivo. Sunscreen compositions A and B were prepared according to Example 1 and subjected to in vivo SPF determinations according to the Guidelines for Evaluating Sun Product Water Resistance (COLIPA 2005). The test was performed by the Institute Dr. Schrader Hautphysilogie, Holzminden, Germany.
[0078] As stated, wet SPF for the in vivo test is the SPF value measured after applying the sunscreen and then immersing the subject in water for 80 minutes. The 80 min immersion in water was divided into four 20 min immersions and a 15 min drying time in air before the first immersion, between immersions and after the fourth immersion.
[0079] The very water resistance value (percentage) is calculated as follows:
[0080] VWR=100×SPF w / SPF s
[0081] where the lower limit of ...
Embodiment 3
[0086] Example 3 - UVA Protection and Boots Star Rating of Sunscreen Compositions
[0087] Protection against UVA radiation can be determined by the COLIPA ratios specified in the COLIPA guidelines (In vitro method for determining UVA protection factors and "critical wavelength" values for sunscreen products, Guideline, COLIPA, March 2011). The COLIPA ratio is calculated as follows:
[0088] COLIPA ratio = SPF 标签 / UVA-PF
[0089]where UVA-PF is the actual "SPF" obtained for UVA radiation tested in vitro according to the guidelines. Compositions A and B of the present invention were tested and showed COLIPA ratios of 1.6 and 1.7 respectively, which fulfills the recommendation from COLIPA for ratios below 3.
[0090] UVA protection was also determined by the Boots star rating system (UVA:UVB ratio test according to the Boots star rating system [revised 2001]; Boots company PLC, Nottingham NG23AA, UK, September 2011), which is based on exposing the samples to Ratio betwee...
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